Learn How to Become a Mortgage Field Service Inspector
Learn a new career
This training course is perfect for those seeking an alternate revenue stream, creating a new business, enhancing current skills, or satisfying curiosity of the true need for these services to the mortgage companies.
NOTE: This course is not affiliated with any specific vendor company, but is supported and endorsed by several companies seeking to hire knowledgeable and qualified individuals. Completing this course is the first step!
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Although some National and Regional companies hire employees to conduct field inspections, the majority of mortgage field service inspectors are Independent Contractors (earn 1099 wages).
Field Service companies across the nation send potential property inspectors here to gain a solid understanding of the principles of the Mortgage Field Services industry. Inspection companies know that those who complete this course have the knowledge and general understanding of the industry and how to complete property inspections.
Mortgage Field Services Training Course
If you were sent here by a hiring company or directed to come here from one of your clients, upon successfully completing the course you will be able to print off your certification as a Certified Mortgage Field Service Inspector.
If you found this training course by using a Google search, Thank you for coming.
If you responded to a job ad and live in TX, OK, AR, LA, FL, or GA, you see an application that is sent to several hiring companies. The application at the end of the course is the real job application that the hiring companies look at, not the one you filled out on the job board. You must pass the course in order to see the application.
Have you ever heard of the mortgage field services industry? Well, it’s has been around for as long as people have been purchasing homes via mortgage loans. By law, whenever a mortgaged property is more than 2 months behind in the payment, the mortgage company generates a work order and sends someone to the property to determine if it is still occupied or vacant, and the general condition of the property. On average, it takes about 5 to 10 minutes per work order inspection. There are 6 core photos involved; Front, Address, Neighborhood, Street Sign and Two Occupancy Indicator photos. Some work orders require you to take a photo of a letter you leave in the crack of the door. If vacant, you take photos of all four sides and the utilities to help prove that the property is vacant. Your work order may require you to take photos of the interior using a lockbox or keys provided to you by your client to gain entry. Most of the job is using your cell phone to take photos. No collections or financial inquiries of any sort are involved.
At the end of this online course you will know how to conduct property inspections and will be Certified as a Mortgage Field Service Property Inspector.
This training course is not owned by any of the companies who created the job ad that sent you here. However, they may have made this course mandatory to be hired as one of their vendors. They know that once you pass this course you will be certified to complete property inspections. It will make you eligible to work for a number of Regional companies in your geographic area, and can be selected as an accolade if you advertise your services on the FieldServiceDirectory.com website. Enjoy the course, learn a new trade, teach yourself how to make more money as a career or part time.
Why is This Course Free?
Free-With a Donation Request at the end of the course. A donation is not required to receive certification, but would be much appreciated. Hey, it's only asking for a few bucks. The average is $26 donation but if you only want to donate $10 or $15 or $20 bucks, that's fine too. The company who sent you to this course has nothing to do with it except for wanting their new hires to be certified.
With over 30 years experience, the author of this free course feels that there are way too many mortgage field inspectors out there that don't have a clue why they do what they are doing, or what even gives them the authority to do what they're doing. Most hiring companies just give you a short instruction manual and throw you out there. That's not the way to start a business that could potentially lead to a new full time career. If you are going to get into this industry, learn how to do it right. But why is it free? The author depends on the generosity of students to make a donation, only if they feel they received value out of this course. You can donate any amount you would like, or none at all. It's entirely up to you. If you make a donation, Thank You! If not, please enjoy the learning experience and our hopes are that it will make you a better field inspector.